Is there a difference in the height of the handles (for taller parents) in the Ignite and the Jet? I'm 6'3 & need a tall stroller???
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This stroller will suit you just fine. My husband is 6'2 and he's not hunched over when pushing it. He says its comfortable. I'm 5'2 and it also works well for me.
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I had both strollers, the Ignite handles are about an inch taller but also have a better angle to them . There is also more room in between the back wheels, so you shouldn't kick it when walking. I would definetly get the Ignite over the Jet.
37031
I'm 6'2 and have had issues with all strollers being a decent height except for this one. It has worked out great. It is taller than any other umbrella stroller we have tried.
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The handles on the Ignite are about 40 inches from the ground, it doesn't adjust though. I don't know if it's good for you or not, because I am extremely short. I'm 4'9" so it's a little high for me, it feels like I did a light arm workout after half an hour of walking. The stroller is very sturdy and I've gone over grass, rocks, packed and loose dirt and it wasn't a problem. I love this stroller even though I'm vertically challenged, I needed the 'workout' anyway :). Good luck in finding one that works with your height.
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I've seen a few reviews from others that were 6ft2in and had no problems. So I'm going to assume it wouldn't be Bad for you either.
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I do not think the handles on this are adjustable. From some reading I just did, I think the First Years Jet is a pretty good option for tall people.
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Sorry it has taken so long to get back to you , the carriage handle is adjustable to go up higher for taller ones . The handle stands two feet from the ground at the highest setting . It isn't as big of a stroller as I really wanted but it handles nice . I have an 8 year old that works with it alright but won't use it for long and she is kind of short for her age . Unless you have younger girls that will play with it I wouldn't invest in this one . It's kind of a big price for what I wanted it for . Hope this helps if you haven't already ordered it .
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Hello. I'm also 5 feet tall and wondering if anyone ever answered your question. I want to buy an elliptical and they all seem to cater to tall people! I had to have the pedals of last one I owned removed and moved forward, putting wood blocks underneath to also raise me up. Otherwise I the only way I could reach the handles was to walk in a leaning forward position. ANYONE out there with advice for us shrimps?
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No, it doesn't. I'm not sure if you want the handlebar low or high, but my husband is very tall and can still use the stroller comfortably. So, if you're a tall family, it's a great fit--if you're shorter, it may be a bit too high. You might try one in person before you order!
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I just went to a baby store to compare this Joovy with the Graco Sit and Stand, and I will say--I'm 5'9" and the Joovy was a comfy walk. If i walked any faster than a snail with the Graco my toes would get beat up. Good question. Glad I tried them in person before going for the cheaper option (you could tell the Graco was cheaper on quality too). Go Joovy.
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Yes it will work perfectly well for tall people. That way, the distance of the handles will be more appropriate for your size. Get this stroller. I've had it for for more than 3 years and we are still using it.
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I was wondering the handle comfort between the two? I have a standard umbrella stroller and other then the stroller being too short..the handles hurt my hands. But that could be because it's not the easiest to push.
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I am just slightly taller at 5-11" and I am not sure what the difference would be. If I remember correctly, they are made by the same company. Perhaps you could direct that question to them? I really don't feel that you would have a problem with the " Flex" its a great way to warm up in a hurry ( after jumping out of the car and racing to the tee box) I'm looking forward to using it over the winter in an effort to prep for spring.
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I am just slightly taller at 5-11" and I am not sure what the difference would be. If I remember correctly, they are made by the same company. Perhaps you could direct that question to them?I really don't feel that you would have a problem with the " Flex" its a great way to warm up in a hurry ( after jumping out of the car and racing to the tee box) I'm looking forward to using it over the winter in an effort to prep for spring.
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Yes there is a difference it is high stroller my daughter loves it. I glad that I purchase it last year for her Christmas gift.
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The handle bar is adjustable. My sister has same stroller and her husband is 6'5". No complaints. I hope this helps
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no the handle bar doesn't adjust to height. my son is 2 and even the handle arrives to his chest but it doesn't bother him to scoot around. we ditched the stroller and go everywhere with it. he doesn't know how to stop yet, so I push him around in the street, in the shopping center...everywhere.
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Will do! :) How funny. I am now actually looking at the Graco Quattro Tour Duo for my first primary stroller, just because it's cheaper and comes with cupholders, carseat attachments, etc. I looked at the Duoglider in the store and it was horrible, but the Quattro has better reviews and supposedly folds down 20% smaller. Looking at the measurements, it SHOULD fit... never know though. I'm going to try that one out this week. The boutique I went to to look at the City Mini actually had the Quattro Duo in stock but I just totally didn't even look at it, ha.
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The handle does not adjust. My husband is over 6', and although he didn't use it to jog found it comfortable for pushing. We loved this stroller. I walked /ran with it and am about 5'9" again, I am not an avid runner, but found this to be a durable stroller.
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Hi Stefan, I didn't measure it myself, but I looked on Britax's website and the B-Agile stroller is about 40.5 inches high. I'm 5'2" so I'm probably the wrong person to ask! Hope it works out for you!
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I have the push up as far as my model allows. My husband is 6'3" and while it does seem lower than the average stroller he hasn't had any trouble with it. The new models may have longer bars or extenders I haven't checked. We love this stroller though! The peanut bassinet was wonderful when our baby was tiny. We have 5 kids so this system is by far our favorite over the monster strollers we had previously. It maneuvers so nicely through amusement park crowds and stores. Your height may make you feel a bit like you are pushing a toy around at first but my husband definitely isn't stooped over or uncomfortable when pushing baby around. Best of luck! I have the push up as far as my model allows. My husband is 6'3" and while it does seem lower than the average stroller he hasn't had any trouble with it. The new models may have longer bars or extenders I haven't checked. We love this stroller though! The peanut bassinet was wonderful when our baby was tiny. We have 5 kids so this system is by far our favorite over the monster strollers we had previously. It maneuvers so nicely through amusement park crowds and stores. Your height may make you feel a bit like you are pushing a toy around at first but my husband definitely isn't... » Read More I have the push up as far as my model allows. My husband is 6'3" and while it does seem lower than the average stroller he hasn't had any trouble with it. The new models may have longer bars or extenders I haven't checked. We love this stroller though! The peanut bassinet was wonderful when our baby was tiny. We have 5 kids so this system is by far our favorite over the monster strollers we had previously. It maneuvers so nicely through amusement park crowds and stores. Your height may make you feel a bit like you are pushing a toy around at first but my husband definitely isn't stooped over or uncomfortable when pushing baby around. Best of luck! « Show Less